Sharp County record., 1887-11-17

NEW YoRK's Board of Health is con.
sidering the question OF ssndiu2 paoN
cholera ships to Italy and stopping oaE'
oerous vessels now coming this way
ROBERT GARRETT and party arrived al
Livingston, Mont, on the %, ana aC oiloe
went trout fishing on the Yellowstone
river. Mr.. Garrett landed six.pouhuer'
The party went on west on the 81; .4
A FrRE-pAMP explosion occurred at Mat
lock in Derby shire, England, on 'he "u
Twenty-Five men were In the plt at 'ne
time of the explosion, and it is not known
how many of these were A'hed' rNo
bodies have been recovered.
A ROCK weighing two tons zel upon anu
instantly killed Howard Tay Or hIn'r'
in Whittemore's mine, Washington. lnd''
ON the Sd. H. leaves a widow ana nine
| children.
The cnse against John COughlin one OF
the men arrested with "Biinky" Morgan
for the murder of Detective Hulllgan, was
called at Ravenna, o., on the 3D. Al tne re-
ouest of the pro ,ecution it was postponed
until Monday, Novemb'r IA. IT,,
The members of the English Peace Cohi-
mission now visiting Pittsburgh, Pa, as
tbe quests of Andrew Carnegie, devoted
the day on the 81 to inspecting the Varr
ous indus tries. In the evening the VISITORS
were rendered a reception and banquet ny
Mr. Carnegie. 80.
JOSEPH MILLER an old seaman, residing
at Newburyport, Mass, who served ID
the navy early in the war, has been al
lowed snug sum OF money as pehs,u,'
for total blindness from October ~, 1000
His first payment, payable at the Boston
agency, will be $l3Oe5.
THE house of William Wade, at CHESTER
NY, was burned on the morning OF the 0u'
Mr.. Wade, who is a railroad man, arose aV
three O'Clock and left his wife getting
breakfast. On returning, be found the
house in flames and Mrs. Wade missing
Her bones W ere found in the ruins.
A SPAR torpedo burst at Newport, K. l.,
on the afternoon of the 3d, while Deih9
run out of boat in the harboT during eX-
periments, and the seven or eight officers
and men in the boat had narrow escape
from death. Only two of them were IN
iured. They were gunners, ana were
stationed in the bow OF the boat.
l.. ID. Loss, foreman of the mixing de-
partment of the Acme White Lead WORKS
at Detroit, Mich, was caught in belt on
the Sd, and before the machinery could bo
stopped, was mass of broken bon9s. HIS
head was crushed, neck, back, legs ana
arms broken aud one leg early torn IRON
the body. .,
Mr.. WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT has hired
Castle Lndenhof, which belonged to the
late King of Bavaria, for next summer
The Bavarian Government has refused TO
sell it to the American railroad magnate'
NOT less than three thousand ladies ana
gentlemen shook the presidential hand on
the 3D., and were made glad. One strong
minded looking lady of middle age IN
formed the President that she was from
Kansas, and that she had made up her
mind to vote for him next year.
THE Irish coercion question is b3comin
two-sided. United Ireland informs the
landlords that they can prepare to be-
come hostages for Mr.. O'Btien's safety,
and that for every hair of his head that is
injured his friends will exact compound
vengeance.
veteran firemen of New York, Presider'
G. W. Anson had pleasing duty to per-
form. He gave to each of the lO6 member,
who visited the Pacific coast solid gold
badge, which had been sent by the vet
erarls- Of Sem IRE s.aisea-as a s9uye|-
the event.
THE sa of the New York Graphic was
consummated the Sd to a syndicate Of
wealthy Democr atic politicians and busi,
ness men, who will keep it friendly to the
State and National administrations.
A PETITION to Governor Oglesby of Hi
nois was forwarded from Boston on the
night of the Sd to the Amnesty AsSocia,
tion of Chicago, asking for executive
clemency in behalf of the condemned
Anarchists. 1t bears 126 signatures, all
of them being names of editors, reporters,
compositors and accountants in the EN-.
ploy of the Boston Globe.